New Jersey § 23:3-32
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 23:3-32, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 23:3-32.
No pheasants, partridge or quail propagated in a semiwild state shall be sold. No such pheasants, partridge or quail shall be taken, possessed or transported unless
each bird shall have been tagged with the special tag prescribed by R.S. 23:3-28 to 23:3-39 . No licensee raising pheasants, partridge or quail in a semiwild state shall procure
from the division during any year of operation more tags to be affixed to the dead
bodies of pheasants, partridge or quail propagated in a semiwild state than the number
of pheasants, partridge or quail to be liberated, between November 1 and February
28. The tags shall be of a special kind provided for the purpose and shall be allocated
by species and number of game birds liberated. The number of birds taken in any year, either alive or dead, on lands on which pheasants,
partridge or quail are propagated in a semiwild state shall not exceed the number
of tags obtained for each species from the division. Pheasants, quail and partridge propagated in a semiwild state may be taken by shooting
only from 9:00 a.m. on November 10 or such opening date as may otherwise be prescribed
by the State Fish and Game Code, to February 28 of the following year, unless otherwise
prescribed by such code. R.S. 23:4-24 relating to hunting on Sunday shall not apply to any person authorized to shoot pheasants,
quail, and partridge under R.S. 23:3-28 to 23:3-39 . No pheasants, partridge or quail propagated in a semiwild state shall be trapped
without the written permission of the division. Under a “commercial pheasant, mallard, quail and partridge-shooting preserve” license,
pheasants, mallard, quail and partridge may be taken by shooting only on lands described
in the application and license, without regard to sex and daily bag limit, by fully
licensed hunters authorized by the licensee to shoot on the land between September
1 and the following May 1, both dates inclusive and during any further period, not
exceeding 31 days, which the commissioner may, from time to time, designate for that
purpose upon the recommendation of the Director of the Division of Fish, Game and
Wildlife. No pheasants, mallard, quail or partridge shall be taken, possessed or transported,
unless each bird shall have been tagged with a suitable tag or seal supplied by the
division, and no licensee shall receive from the division, during any year of operation,
more tags to be affixed to the bodies of pheasants, mallard, quail and partridge than
one tag for each pheasant, mallard, quail and partridge liberated during the shooting
period hereinbefore specified.
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